The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-03-03
Receivers Sale.

DURsUAET to the decree fthe Chancery-
l. Court of Shelby COUNT, rendered on
the 18th day Of June. 1855, and renewed on
Thomas Fifher VS.. John Loagle, No. 3l06, r.
D., the undersigned reee yers in said cause
will sell, publicly, in front OF the Courthouse
door, az Memphis Tenn on 100.
Saturday. March D, 1857.
Within the hours for judicial sales, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to-wit:
One certain lot of land. 81 uated Ia Shelby
county, Tenn, and described as follows, to-
wit: A certain tract OF land in that part of
the city Of Memphis formerly known az
South Memphis, and being part Of lot No.
seven ~, in block fcr'y l40, beginning at
the beginning Of point Of lot No. seven ID,
on Causey street, running Que hundred and
sixty-two feet three inches (l62 ~ from
Vance street, thence south sixty-six 1867 feet
to J. B. Hills corner on Causey street,
thence west to The bay u, thence north down
said bayou to the north line Of lot No. seyen
corner, it being the came lot or paresl OF
land .purchased OF o O. Jones by street.
Dougherty Co., and by them sold to James
Rice BY deed dated february s, 1853, and By
IS, 1855.
Also one other certain lot of land, bound
ed, aituated and described as follows: Lying
and being in tho county of Shelby, in the
State of Tennessee, city of Memphis. Lots
Mes. two and three q and 81. in block No.
forty-fye AS, according TO the plan Of the
subdivision of said lot by NJ. A. Kerr ON the
14th day Of August, 1860, and said lots more
particularly described as follows: Begin
ming at point on the porh side OF Linden
street, and twi hundred and ten (2l0) feet
east Of the intersection Of Linden and Cau-
sey streets, running thene northwardly one
hundred and ffty-six 1850 feet to stake,
thence eighty 1907 feet east 10 q stake, thence
southwardly one hundred and forty-seveA
!. GAO feet to Linden stroet, thence west with
Linden street one hundred QOO) feet to the
Also one other certain lot of land, situated
in b, lby county, State of Tennessee, and
described as follows, to-wit: A certain lot
Of Lard in Memphis 1 shelby county, Tenn,
in the south line of Lind N rect, at the in
tersectiOn of the eat line of st. Martin
street with said south line of Lin den street,
and running thence ,uIh with the east line
ty-six (l26) feet, more or less, as ineiosed,
thence east al d parallel wild Linden street
twenty five (25l teet to a stake. thence north
and parallel with st. Martin street one hun
dred az d twenty. elk (l26) feet more or less.
to Linden street, thence west with the south
line, OF Linden street twenty five (25) feet to
abe beginning.
in Shelby counts,. State of Tennessee,
bounded and de cribed as follows, to-wit;
beginning at stake in the west line Of De-
soto street eighty-one and one half $40
feet north from the nerh side Of Pontotoe
thence west and parallel with Pontotoc street
two hundred and nine ,I209l feet TO an alley,
tn nee north with said alley iorty feet nine
inches 40 9-l2) to stake, thence east and
parallel with Pontotoc str ct two hundred
and nine (209) feet to the west side Of Desots
street. thence south forty feet nine inches
40 9-12) to the beginning, being the same
lot conveyed by A. s. Brown to Cornelia o.
Pickett February 10, 1851, and by Cornelia
@. Pickett TO Elijah tn Cunnipghal execu-
trix, by deed Of record IN the Registers Of
fee OF Shelby County. Tenn. book 96, page
l07
Terms Of sale: 0ne-third cash, balance in
one and two years, with interest. Lien re-
tanned.
Also large iron srfe, and some Office
desks and other personality. Personal es-
tate cash.
Said sale is made tor the purpose Of divis-
ion of the assets. Title TO the property sold
is believed to be perfect, but We sell only as
Receivers in said cause.
W. q. WEATHERF0RD,
JOHN LEAGUE,
Receivers.
February 6, 1887.